hombre_de_plata_flaco
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Plenty of pics just like Treasurenet likes it!
I got these a while back at an estate sale, but I just had them put into Mylar bags with that white backing material that costs too darn much. Many are repro's, but some are originals - like the Western Movie posters from the 50's. I have a lot more of them, but I haven't prepared them for sale yet like I have these. I'll update the thread when I get the rest prepared to go into my antique booth.
Soviet Russia propaganda posters. These are some vintage repro's made in the late 70's or early 80's. The one on top is the iconic image that became popular after the Nazi invasion of Russia - Operation Barbosa. It translates to "The Motherland is Calling!" The paper in her hand is the Red Army Oath. This was the first and most famous Soviet propaganda poster of WWII. Not real sure about the other two...
Here are the Western Movie Posters. A young Slim Pickens can be seen drawn in the top right corner of the first one pictured.
This one is pretty cool. A Momarr Gaddafi poster for target practice. This one was made in the 80's THE FIRST TIME he was doing stupid stuff. That crazy Momarr! He is always causing mischief!
WWI US propaganda poster. Hey ladies! Don't you wish you were a man so you could join the Navy? One day you will be able to serve along side the brave men of our armed forces! Keep up the good fight and one day you may even be able to vote!
Original Spanish bullfight poster from 1962.
2 temple rubbings from Thailand on rice paper. I think they outlawed taking rubbings a while back. You might get spanked with a cane if they catch you doing that over there now.
These were printed in the 1950's. They are from a series called "The U.S. Army in Action" depicting battles from across the globe. There is even one of the Chinese Boxer Rebellion - where the US and our allies actually captured Beijing. Take that commies and your cheaply made Wal-Mart garbage!
Print titled 'The Fighter Pilot' by Maxine McCaffrey dedicated to combat pilots in Vietnam.
Lafayette meeting the National Guard in New York:
Fredric Remington print 'Dismounted - The Fourth Troopers Moving'. I have another Remington depicting a Native American, but I haven't got it fixed up yet...
Repro of The Declaration of Independence from the John Hancock Insurance Company:
Coca-Cola poster repro print. Some chick named Lillian Norton Nordica - 1903.
U.S. Intelligence posters warning of SPYders and Russian Bears! Those commie bears will mess you up!
I got these a while back at an estate sale, but I just had them put into Mylar bags with that white backing material that costs too darn much. Many are repro's, but some are originals - like the Western Movie posters from the 50's. I have a lot more of them, but I haven't prepared them for sale yet like I have these. I'll update the thread when I get the rest prepared to go into my antique booth.
Soviet Russia propaganda posters. These are some vintage repro's made in the late 70's or early 80's. The one on top is the iconic image that became popular after the Nazi invasion of Russia - Operation Barbosa. It translates to "The Motherland is Calling!" The paper in her hand is the Red Army Oath. This was the first and most famous Soviet propaganda poster of WWII. Not real sure about the other two...
Here are the Western Movie Posters. A young Slim Pickens can be seen drawn in the top right corner of the first one pictured.
This one is pretty cool. A Momarr Gaddafi poster for target practice. This one was made in the 80's THE FIRST TIME he was doing stupid stuff. That crazy Momarr! He is always causing mischief!
WWI US propaganda poster. Hey ladies! Don't you wish you were a man so you could join the Navy? One day you will be able to serve along side the brave men of our armed forces! Keep up the good fight and one day you may even be able to vote!
Original Spanish bullfight poster from 1962.
2 temple rubbings from Thailand on rice paper. I think they outlawed taking rubbings a while back. You might get spanked with a cane if they catch you doing that over there now.
These were printed in the 1950's. They are from a series called "The U.S. Army in Action" depicting battles from across the globe. There is even one of the Chinese Boxer Rebellion - where the US and our allies actually captured Beijing. Take that commies and your cheaply made Wal-Mart garbage!
Print titled 'The Fighter Pilot' by Maxine McCaffrey dedicated to combat pilots in Vietnam.
Lafayette meeting the National Guard in New York:
Fredric Remington print 'Dismounted - The Fourth Troopers Moving'. I have another Remington depicting a Native American, but I haven't got it fixed up yet...
Repro of The Declaration of Independence from the John Hancock Insurance Company:
Coca-Cola poster repro print. Some chick named Lillian Norton Nordica - 1903.
U.S. Intelligence posters warning of SPYders and Russian Bears! Those commie bears will mess you up!
